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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
LONGS FOR Prison LIFE.
A PArdoned Coaysct Ketaras to Jacks
and Asks - be xakgni ie.

A Pardoned Coayscf ketarns to jackson
aEd Asks - be xsksn ic.
JACKSON, Mlch.. Sept. l0.-Dayid Foster,
an eI-convict. aged 70 years. who was
sentenced a. Pontiac in 1854. for life. and
WAS pardoned in 1877. returned 10 Jackson
prison ana asked TO be taken in, saying he
wanted TO spend the rest OF his days there.
The inspectors were in session and he was
introduced to them. He told them the first
year of his sentence was ia the open prison,
then he was put into solitary cell where
be remained for eleven ye1rs, after wards
being transferred To the prison asylum TOR
the insane.
The old man went on with q most pitfal
tale. Il am, said be, feeble, sick. and
want TO come back and spend the rest OF
my days and viii do what Is right and ucrk
for the best interest Of the State"
Did you ask tor pardong'
mo. did not ask TO be pardoned,' he
replied.
Then he continued: 81 suppose that l
killed my vile: if did | was insane and
was pardoned on that account. never
recovered my reason for fifteen years. Ny
confinement in the solitary was the reason
of the change in the law about conhning
prisoners in solitary cells"
Here the old man faltered; IL seemed
rs though be would break down. In few
minutes he resumed: Il ana innocent OF
any crime and the long suffering have
endured from confinement and the cruel
laws then Ia force, has made rue poor
feeble man. I shall not stay long 10
trouble you; what work / can GO ara
willing to do; / don't want 10 bea gentle
man; / just want enough to eat, ldont
want to go hungry"
What have you been doing since you
left here?' enquirea President Smith.
''5inee l Left here ten years ago l have
managed to earn partial living, but people
are too sharp for me aud Lam getting so
old and feeble that / thought tho State
msht be willing to give me enough to eat
and pace to sleep until die, which wont
be long."
There Is no law written or unwritten au-
thorizlng the prison authorities to care TOR
the old man. lie was, however, sent to the
prison asylLm for the night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

1ks Casa NempNn1es nlsp9sanE Ak@f1~ts
via fF~h@hls ~ sstslsS - ksiz.
9As East and Ness Siae o2Esl oa4soaesss
are sraaaslly erswins their iseuE dispute
late tss oo1rss. II he szfe2ssf Of tss
alrec1sx 81 tAe Fast Sias c4nss 0sfapSnx q
oesEec1 TAls oasnpsns Asles that Il Il nos
reosiyag is spprsprisls share Of river
water, aud that ths West sac Company is
vsslstag as Agreement shs companies
own the dam jointly ana equally. ssa .
writisa oontEsol Vas snssrea kets bs thekls
whioh expressly ssaifes lhsf the width ~
The gaxf1 sk1es ef each csaa psEy, tAkiak
cut al usabs 81 woodwork shall he lve
fesg, "a ia other words THAT al amount of
water wAess surface Lac shalt sxtsRo lts
fsst. may be allowed 10 6ow int0 each
canal. and Ee mere. Further that ealA
c&a8l shall receive nst hall oi The water ~
the rsser and no mere. snd - that esa
either company. Whenever any change Of
water lzts enc canal than into the ether
may rxiss or Loser lis sQsFG-sili 40 1c
eQualiEs the Gov.
The last nlss Company has eIaploysa =
surveyor 70 make nessuitRe1is. sao clsl1ns
- hase discovered that the eusrt-slils 10
the gates of the West side cana are froIn
eighteen 10 twenty ise kes lower than iis
own. The company over the river il safls-
fed the measurement Was impropsTty
taken. Il accounts fer the apparent dis
parsssmeni IN the Gov OF water fres the
fact That the liquid ia tks Fast Side canal II
used principally by wheels nesr the head oi
the stream, while over the river the rsslest
consumers are sg the lower end Of the
waterway. IL is an old dispute, snc
hydraulic engineers viii probably be en-
ployed 20 satisfy the Last SIDE manufsc-
turens II the courts are nol rcs0rtsd &C.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
a BOLD TlPPERAaY SOY.
| Es fights Twelve Poliesnncs sfsKls-
Hnndrd-The Mitehelstowa A rAir.

Es Flights Twelve Poliesnea sfEKle-
Handsd-Ths Mitohsistowa AnAir.
LosDoN, Sept. l0.--In regard 70 the con-
fiict Al 4 meeting ia Market square, ysstsr-
day, the police At Aitcheistoun assert that
the trouble yesterday was due 70 The Nation
slist leaders shouting for the Inob 10 hold
together. Today the town is quiet. The
Nahonslisls exalt over q good light made
yesterday. a IipperSry boy broke through
the square com posed OK twelve policemen
and fopsat them single-hsndea. fhe 20
lice finally overpowrfed hifa. but ths mob
wade q rush and rescued hiua from his cap
tors. The polics paradec this serniHg. The
majority OF them wore bxndsges ever tie
wounds received yesterday. fourteea pc
licemen were injured during the noting
and have been carried 10 the hospital.
The Tines says: THE blosd Of the
NitcEelstown victims is on the heads OF
Aessrs. O'Brlen. Davitt ana Laboucbere.
whose infiammatory and cynical language
drove the men against the rifles. Ikis
teaches the people that though their
leaders have had amusement and profit,
the people had to pay for it with thei-
skins"
The Nelrs says: Coercion was not long
long In bearing its bitteTest fruits. The
Government meant 10 provoke bioOdzhe@ ia
Ireland. Blood hss been shed in perfect
wantonness and butchery in its most re-
voting feature
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
is IT ANOTHER SHUD?
a psoUlAs os0es 81 The q a a
The Frssl&s2s's kaaas Cexspteseesis
Akss2t EroEa an Order ksseea by sAs
CeAkassder st tie Bepsrtzaszt
81 fsnssy4s~Rt&

PHIIApErrHIA. Sept. l0.-Commsndes
Harper Of tee Department Of fenssyls&nis.
g. A r. has jast issued an osder for .
Grsns Array demonstration IN . military
parade next Friday. Paragraph ssven Of
the ORDER = the cause of 40 little eonmsnt.
II reads ss follows
~in pSssiag tie reviewing stand. e. while
being reviewed by lAsuf. -GsIs. Philip
IL Sheridan. taised States Army. none
bat the Post Commander viii sal
ute. The Post eolors vii be dipped
As the parade Will be reviewed by Presi-
dent Cleveland aud Gen. Sheridan. wac
viii he IN command of the hne. Il is
claimed BY some Of the veterans net Crxnd
Army nen, thal the name OF President
Cleyeiand should be entered ia tie para
graph, and that il Is . direct sight 10 the
Chief Magistrate IA not doing SO. The
Grand Army. however. ara of the opinion
that the matter Is al oversight and 10
slight sas intended
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

The annual meeting of the Women q
Foreign Missionary Society was held al the
besutfnllittle Alpine-Wslker church CT
Friday. Tables were laid I'm the church
for refreshments and tie following pro.
ersmme was carried out:
Devotional exercises. Rev. J. sailcr-
Why Should We Keep Up Cur Auxillsr.
lea; Mrs. Birssell, Of walker " hoss
sheaves''; Mrs. +. h. Newton, o. Crssd
Rapiss-''Mrs. Lloyd Among tks Zulus
Miss Eyarts, Paris Ma. Logan Journal ;.
"kohs Hons. JsPsn"-Ars. pennisoE
Grand Rapids
The visitors were royalty entertained by
the ladies' Of the WalkfrA pine Church
society and al the close of the meeting q
vote OF thanks WAS rendered them. Anens
tbose who attended the following werr
noticed: Nesdamss Alles, Hodge. Parrish.
Stevens Newton, Clark and Dennisop from
the First Congregational church and six-
rteen from otser churches.
The nett annual meeting will be held si
I4weli
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

A brother Of the iste Dwight NJ. Watson.
whose sudden death va, mentioned yesisr-
day morning. makes the fslls-ing
corrections IN the information given to re-
perters By scqusintsnees Of the cscesssa
WAC svsaently were not ct ell istwsts with
shis Ne "a. moi, al ,kis, given 10 the uss
fef stiul1.srp<f tc u1a eeet for sssss yehrs
ssEt Esdiedsf htts ssFsDerssisn 81 The
hezrt. ss 1id bss fxtksr, fs vas fefly-svs
ysars els. hst iired IN TAR esty since be
vas efsvss yssrs Of az and left SEE but
rsveE yssffejd he ~1s . Iscksr. not .
blsckstxith, In II. Jeonsr-s's ecrs A 20. .
fsctory, and vss net . nlszbsr OF the Q. A
r. Els funeral vii eccEr fran biz iste
home - West Ieensrd-st. 81 2A
hls afternoon
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
WANTS So. 600 DAMAGES.
David Pstfer Comnesces suit Agsins
the ID. & NJ RalIread Company.

David Psttsr Commences Salt Against
the ID. & M RaiIrsso Company.
David Potter. formerly city ticket agent
for the D.. G. n. & ". Railroad, has begun
suit in the Circuit Court against the COM
psny in an action Of trespars on the case
for damages 10 the amount Of 81 600. The
declaration Of the complainant sets ferth
that on August l. 1856, he enierea into .
contract with the said company TO act ss
It's city agent IN Grand Rapids: that the
limitation OF the contract was for enc
year; that in consideration of his services
the complainant was 10 receive certain
commissions upon tickets s0d for the rail-
read company, snch commissions sgsTe-
eating about 500 per month. and that the
company also. c.sgresc to ALLOW ocnar rlsinsnt
$3.50 per month for clerk hire. The
declaration states tkat the defendant has
entirely ignored the contract refused -
pay the coH nissiens and clerk hire, and
that IL also discharged complainant with
out cause on June /. 1887. two months be-
for. the expiration of the contract; that on
these accounts be has lest valuable con-
missions and tispe. TO his damage Of Z0as
Stone & Hyde are attorneys for the COM
plsifaBt.x
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
MICHIGAN MATTERS
SssTssnss's ooNF1ReNo9 wosk
A<'sk ss~s dhssss - the Sssnsr.l oasss..
sses- nsssn sf Frat. .. Ra.ssn wsss.
81 nssssss hsFhssr- fsrs ~ sns ssssse
--etkss kiss.xxa kx~.

hAx NIsw. Sept. lo.-This n.s,.in. ~.
y n i'ss sshaaessa iAs epsnias assosisn-
a EXERCISES, sns amer tls minuses h.a
hesn READ and aperss~e kss. Drs cssn...a
Of ChioAso, Nesd. sf Wisconsin. sns eue,
ief 81 New ferk, wsrs inss eauo,a "a
he'- " r sfinchoe4h. Of aAs car sns
afsss'ss district was given sssasif.sl
slbis sy tie pastors Of MS district. "a
81. Steel ens - ghs oioeza ,s,e., Der. al ths
eea'oien'S, nasae hs Presentation xpe-,rh.
Heta. osnasis, tiss lnsl1. saa LGlhtr.
- - f.suA ~ 80 esnisrenos. we're lfaas.
Tered hitss kichlesn ooaissea. 49, ~.
~iaos o. The lsse Rev IA III Jev - ~
vas niSned en tAs lisi Of xlaos, of IA.
slohifsn conference
lhs iiss of delegates to tie general con.
sc1tnts ~ss colspieied nv 1Silof - ReV.
=. tokEosaaii aud j. n Flaxd -.
s.ecie@, AID fess. A. \. Moore sad 4
hshi1teh were cnoseo slItrnales
nc' bf. hnnt, 0f tie New Norl Rook
Senos.a reported that iHstilutiap A. frs.
..s Zen aen1 Ane hourishlnE a. never before in
'.,''s =. se fef'erssd a - subscribers
Tor the New lerk AspaoAta. 200 s,,s 80
Methodist Review, ~ 5eo fcf our N'enf.
- osv Ter the Sunday echool goarnaI Rls
o." isf ire sunday School xdsocate AZ
ve0 Ter she cisssaale. and $50 oeo lor AZ.
berosn leaf nv
rev Ut crnnston spoke IN behalf of fhe
western Book Concern. sao~i.e tAs prss.
peTiIt 81 that institution To bs sisslisr Ia
ihat oi ihs concern Ia New York
A4ffs classes "a Young preachers were nd
thi''ea On ul1i aud advanced "a dssoori -
ef1ers.
4 ne election Of dslessies 70 The eon.rf
conference Vas warm ana exc,f :. II. -
many were candidates snc "A 49, ,etsrs
wanted 10 go- Eleven ballot. vers tea
A. all. -"
Sohn Jsoess Aad John Ksw-Aee-shick.
'~o ihcish preachers. were in4od .sned and
advanced - deacon ordsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Rev. Z. +. Coz. OF tie smith Memorial
eeciei., vii piesch A .lhe Congregational
ehurea at Douglas Allesan oorsf1. tadre :
IN exchange with Rev. e. fndlon.
Ia the Second Baptist cburuh q rDsner-
Ia service ios bluors r. Oliver. who d.sl
az Honduras August q. vii be beia this
nssrHiss. 1be Inros supper will bs : y.
sainistsred after the evening service.
Or. 6sllup will preach IN ths ee..,.a
strest A. T. church, Bsorsiss sbo evening.
first Unitarian Cborch. Rev. J A..
Rotsts phstor Services IN Tantie
Emanuel. corner of hanson end Fountsins :
sis. sermon A. 1880. subject. ''Tk- Faitu
thsi Nortetb. sunday sokool ~ noon.
Ne evening service.
The Rev. Geo. ". West. 81 Grsoe obs,eh.
VII prescE or kibsnoss IN ths faors.is,g.
sss In the evening At o'cleck, or EIe
kseendss into Hesver|
fovers' epers Honrs--r niverssIixt ar
vices vsal be hfts n the msrnlrs. pes1.rs
repairs 20 ths chnfch eGi6co Rev Chefise
fjuhrsf. psstef viii spesk 90 "a. 4sp-
mUiSbie God" sanssy soAasl in tie
ckHTrh 81 The usuBi heor.
Public ssrvios. viii bs hesd by In Ee~
sDe Latter Houss 81 lsrss ~ 80 ft...l ~.
81 ,. m ssikgect. '1st 6alvssist ,f ia
SOU. and The Redemption u ths rosv %
There vii not ts any pfesrsins st tks
Divis4sD Street ~. p cturch. -shk&s L
scbooi viii bs he'd 81 poen IN tss hsss.
loent ~ usual General cas- u~fins A.
'j.St ,. rR., led br Rev. .. O. v-kfts srtn iu
s1sne Blsoe. Prayer meeting rfshefs1v
svssssS led ~ the pastor
scutt CopxreTstien.l-rsv Ben r. ssr-
gsnt pastor. IN TIE wsrninr ine Pastor
oil prsach urcs The WstsT ~ LII srs
IL ths evening apsn "1ke n sts InssDstr -
toe ssTsntk Dsy L<-satisss harnire
ssrmen vii be followe< ~ es.nunioh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
A SAD EVENT.
Death OF Mrs. Charles Parker After . Lag
ertzg Illness


eFtzg Illness
Mrs. Chss. +. Parker. wife Of the well
known locksmith dise yesterday morning
at her home on HastinEs-st. The deceased
has been confined to her led for the most
part sincs February last. when she had .
surgical operation performed and since then
has been great sufferer.
During the past two months disease has
been making rapic progress ia undsrmin-
ing the patients system and for several DAYS
IL has been apparent that dissolution Was
near al hand. A change Of medicine was
introduced bEt il was valuelsss experi-
ment, and she rapidly grew worse until the
end care. Mrs. Parker wss q cost estim-
able lady, light-Eearted and happy. when
in health. and Of = dispestion 80 genial aud
sunshiny as 10 make het general fsyorIts
in the nsls knorbood. She leave, besides
her husband. Eve children, the eldest Of
whom is fraRk. the raecsenger Of The Su-
perior Court, and the youngest little girl
of three years.
Arrangements for the funeral ksve net
yet yet been coEpletee. hut IL will nsi occur
until the relatives Of the family in Chicago
arrive here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
NO STRIKE PROBABLE.
The Wyoming valley Mi.srs Not Ready to
Unite With the soauiykiiiers.

Ine w ycmfnE NAfey G1sSfs NOT Eseaoy 10
Unite With the soauiykiiiers.
wILxEsBAEKE, Pa, Sept. lo.-Prominent
leaders of the Miners and Lasorers'
Amalgamated Association. of schulylkill
county. came here last night in disguise,
and this morning visited all the colleries
with view of ascertsining the feeling OF
the men in regard to the strike. Should the
miners in the employ OF the Philadelphia
& Reading railroad in Schuylkiu county
decide to strike. the men in this section
would like to help their brethren in the
lower end of the coal Geld, but lack Of
organization among the miners in Wyom-
ing Valley makes the rendering OF assist
snos impossible. Consequently there can
be no general strike. This was the con-
cIhsion arrived at By the delegates from
SchuykilI. and they returned to Pottsville
tonight where they win lay the result Of
tneir mission before the Executive Board.
Dsanterested parties say that the whole
troBbls vii be settled ia a few days. While
the schuylkilI region il hot for big strike,
Wyoming VALLEY is not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
MARY ANDERSON AGAIN.
Her Season Opened at the Lycerm In Lon
don In IA wfsser's Tale"

Her Season Opened at the Lycerm In Lon
don In "a winters Tale
LONDON, Sept. l0.-Nary Anderson opened
her season at the Lyoeum Theatre tonight
in "a Winters Tale" The house was filled
to its capacity, but owing 10 the close Of the
London season there were few notsblss
present The occupants of the pit howled
with Indignation at the manager for having
ercroached upon their presence by extend
ing the stalls, aud half OF the first act was
drowned by the uproar they made. The
appearance of Miss Anderson somewhat
mollified the disordcrly ones and they
finally became quiet. Miss Anderson re-
ceiyed an enthusiastic welcome and was
twice recalled in the death scene. Eer per-
fsfn1ance was at times splendid, but the
piece wag slow and the interest of the au-
diencs tagged at points where Ii should
have been exciad. 1t is doubtful whether
the play can be kept upon the stage any
where near as long ss the management ex-
pected to run it. Miss Sophie Eyre divided
the honors with Miss Anderson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Five Saw Mills at Minneapolis Destroyed
Last Eisht-Loss $500 900.
MINNEAPoLIs, Minn Sept. 10.-Five saw
mills burned here tonight, with loss OF
$290, 900. The fire broke out at 7:4o and
was soon beyond the control Of the depart
ment. The mills are located on an island
near the east side OF the Mississippi
river and the fire quickly spread
from McMullen Il Co.'S mill, where it
originated 10 the other four, all being con-
sumed. The losses are, approximately as
follows: McMullen & Co.. $4,000: @. II.
Smith Il Co., $50 coo; Eastman, Bouy &
Co., $4,000; Cole & Weeks, $4,000; Mer-
liam, Bsrrows & Co., $60, 900. Total, $780,
00o insurance not yet known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

er. Mary Ann. Miss
Emma Gardner. Ma
RE. Caprice Van lis
-: Rose, Marion Var
rsll. Le Blanc; Char
les Butler; Felicisn.
Harrison: TIE Lone
fisherman, James s.
MsMt. Captain Diet
rich, Barney Rey-
nolds; King Boorls-
bools Cha, James
Otlsy: Basil. ". .Ridg-
way. Hans Wagner,
W. n. Mack Chief
Of Police, 8 w.
Wade, The Jailor,
Harry Key.s; 10.
James Finn. The
Hesdsmsn G. sharp.
Reddy Dick. the Ter
TOR Of Blue Gulch.
Benz. J. Niles. Wiz
ard Nike, the Terror
Of Wizard Oh. Char
l-s E. Udsll; Hank
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

AusT1N. Tex. SEPT. IA rspsst rsseke 81
this cifv frem NaEchscs, psaee shout If
teen railes southwest of here, that bsn5 of
srsia-reessrs we're ovsThs0lsc ard attacked
~ Sheriff pose. TIE rsbssrx are be-
Eevsd % - ths sans hx0S tkst peTp~frstsd
tha FlA,z1is sad NeNell trsin-rssbeTi>s
soTns moDths see. Ise e3s1i1 q Asncasra
sna his nasn stIsHpfs6 - arrest tse res
t-a on tbe eescsrs. waaa6iaz oRe. Two ~
the rosne~s wsre fatally wounded AZ last
reporss he fxbt vss s.i3 fonE On. A.
sssfsree has seen aske3 fro1a tbis scs sns
sheTia Kyie saa posse ave left fof ths
sseos Of tae 6gat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

Osrr'e CroIaie is the latest applicant for 3
oivorot' and she yesterday applied te ~.
ssPsHer Court 10 lee freed frem Joshu.
oromris. 10 whom she was narfssa ssovt
Two sesssFo. In her oesnplalpt she ails6.
es mat ia March last geshux ds<sftee asr.
tsLnk 20 Dkkee witkeht her kiovlssfe
one also teiis hare vitg tslit 81 III o<u,.I ~
tousro her, asd bsw be sy1at his efsfins.
IN dissipation. lertipg Bic psof wss ts
orss oui her weary lire IN niscft and ihn..
hbess whiie he wss skyi.rftng with lsvd
women in low bsw6y Aouscs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

eeoTTDhiK. Pa, Sept Io.-At the Mn
erz Anslgsmates Association conrep.ion
cid m this place today. 1t was uusuimous.
~ determined 20 strike. uniess ne coss
operators should sign the scale wflkin ten
oavs. This action effects sboot Ter thoa-
SAID workfneE 10 the coke rsssen. lt "A
thought that the Ksishis a. f1sor vii
take similar acli0n AZ a. early dAr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
PORTER RESIGNS.

The Assistant Secretary of state Sewers
His Relations with the Aam'nlstraiseA-
WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.--Assistsnt Eeors-
tary ef State Porter, at 5 O'Clock this after
noon, called on the President and formally
rendered hi, resignation. which was sccdpt-
ed. be took leave Of the officials
and employees OF tie State De-
psrfment today, sHa viii start for
bis home in Nashville. Tsnn., tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Porter has not sssn Secre-
|'fsry Bsysrd since il vas announced that
be rauid resign. Mr.. Bsyard Il expected
TO retnrn to the city on Monday next
Mr.. Perter's ssvsrsncs OF his connection
With Cleveland. administration IL a sub
jeet of general regret
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

&c sAu 1sistne ODly
man on the stage
who GAIA imperson-
ate q woman, and do
II in q rsSn ed rs well
as artistic manner.
James T. Mafht, one
of the best character
actors 80 the stage,
acts the Lone Fish
erBan - only jim
hs1it cnn act Ii. ar
tisticaliy and finely.
The other members
of the com psny are
new TO amusement
goers in this section.
Miss Butler, the
"Evangeline,' is said
70 be very pretty.
The cast il as as fol-
lows: Evsngeline,
Miss Alice Butler,
Gabriel, Anna Boyd:
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

BUryAIo Sept l0.-The Buffalo. division
Of the New York & Philaselfhis Rsiirosd
was sola under the first and secosd moft-
cages according to decree Of the Supreme
Court this morning. II wss bi6 IA by Carl
echurtz, Chairman Of the ReoreAnized Com.
nittee Of the syndicate for s. 45tsfl.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

the wonderfully pop'
and evenly balanced.
and han dso m ely
formed girls. some
good singers. and .
wealth OF effective
scestery. The pisce
has had the remark
abls run Of $50 per-
formsnces in New
York. i02 perform
snces in Chicago and
6l nights in Boston
during the present
Summer. Everybody
W n o h as seen
"Evangeline" will be
AZ the theatre. and
those who have not
seen it-should cer-
tsinly secure seats 1T
once a. there will be
immense audiences
at both perform
ances- George K.
Fortssque. gen ial.
kindly, big hearted
George, the prince Of
good fellows and the
wsrmest-hearted of
friends, will play the
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

eAu11 srE- AAEEs Sept. "a serious
h's broke cat here al 2lo this nsrsin de.
stroyine the oddf-llows' han ssd aamss,ns
SeNel beet and skos stare. Csdts lsv
saloon and Emery A peoxsSi's ,.,e,,-s !.
house. Tive horses were orea.l.s s., -. '
Barns, The tetai ioss is estitnsses Az 81 .,s1
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

A petition directed 70 the Board Of E5a-
cation, is seins circulated and signed ~
Easnv.inessutisl citzsna II ststss tksi
Cksfles F. Cel. father II Csss Csls, viso
wss rsosssiv srcwDsa Ell ttts~k Beact. r.
Ira Cola af Ctssws osurty fer fks Furpess
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Furniture Fi.i.hers Ready to strike.

BosToS, Sept. l0-The Executive Com
mittee OF the Furniture Finishers' and
Painters Association decided to call the
men out of all the shops next Monday.
where the employers Will net aesnceae' nine
hours full days work. II the strike oc-
ours 1t will lay off about 2.e0o men. The
employees viii organized and can close
every factory in Boston and vicinity,
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

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car. TIE ocossiss sssnf tAs rsaniss 81 fss
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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11
The News at Woodviile.

Correspondence ofthe TELEsRAN-HERALD.
WooDvILLE Mich, Sept. l0.-G. Burnes,
the popular salesman TO- several years con-
nectsd with the West Michigan Lumber
Company, of this place. leaves here Mon
day for Big Rapids where he will go ints
the dry goods. beet and shoe business
The Woodvlile bapd, under the leadership
Of Pref. Delaney Blgelow, is fast becoming
one Of the finest in the State.--Ths West
Michigan Lumber Company have q steam
skidding MACHINE that will skid 40 acres al
logs by being moved twice. IL is the Won
der Of tie age in the lumber business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-11

a r,axrifcsnt voicr. Annie Boyd. Who
plsvs "Gahrisl, . has been With the Ad,nis
party for 9anx tine. leaving Il to take this
place. Perrev RsvnslSs. Who vii b the
Capt Disdrich.n is funny fsiiov all
sround.
Alden Rsnedicf Who closei his sneses-
ment ID Monte Cristor st Powers Grand
Grers lIoCse isst evening = hy profession
= nasszcxns be having been principal of =
hiEh scro0i il Iows ap 70 four or dvs Tssrs
$50. when he wss dravn iaka tteafrical
management. He has eeen an actor hut
twc vears snd rather effects - The i1ea hat
he foesnft prcpcnnce Engilsa co-reCTiy. IN
ssnuch as hs hss tsuxht : nearly sil rs
ia sad speaks ssVeTal ether languages
fneusiv. TIE trufa IS Mr.. Bsne6ict hss
hesn snFsrinx fron very hsd cold dnrinx
kis eueszenent here and shis in5erssnea
somewhat uith as sceech- Nr Eeneiics
vii risv Ch.riof1s Ncnsay evening
and roes thenes - Marshall. Iouis
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